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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-05-21

The contract for building the
smoky cutoff between HALEY and
that mining district has been
,worded TO John Pilmer of ketch-
nm The new road will be three
and = half miles in length and the
contract price is $3.50. Work will
be commenced on Monday.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-05-21

Just I'm thousand rolls of Wall Paper
'e'Ved by Steward Bros. :
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08
/ DREAMED OF YOU.
BY j. g CUTLER.

Last night, dear one, l dreamed that you
saw your white hands folded on your
breast,
Your dear eyes closed, their sight forever
fed,
Your heart at rest.
l gazed upon your face so white and cold.
Peaceful beyond my pow'r to understand;
kissed your lips as in the days of old
Iclasped your hand.
And oh the world, with all it held for me
Grew dark as night, and every hope
seemed fled
No Joy in all the world my soul could see,
For you were dead.
thought the morning sunlight fired the
With early dew the op'ning flowers were
wet;
But all seemed darkness to my weary eyes;
My sun had set.
l tried to wake you from that awful sleep
could not ealiZe that you had flown.
tried in vain-your s1umbers were too
deep
was alone
l woke-the morning sky was bright with
The birds were singing sweetly overhead
The sweet June roses blosSOmed fresh and
gay,
You were not dead.
And when we met you did not understand
That you were dearer to me, ten times
DER;
That truer, warmer seemed your little hand
Than e'er before.
Nor can you know how much prize
The precious jewel trusted to my care,
Nor that my heaven is in your tender eyes
And sunny hair.
That dream was but an angel in disguise,
That fiji led my soul with bitterest distress,
For tbs by loss we really learn TO prize
What we possess.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08

for him to err upon the side OF over caution
and to 60 too slow rather than too fast,
since it is better to make only mahogany
wrappers than to dry the tobacco too red
or too green. The following rule will help
to guide the Judgment Of the beginner
Let him select some one plant which is a
fair average of the whole, and watch close
ly the effect of the heat upon it at each
advance, and regulate it accordingly, but
without loss of time"
When properly cured, tobacco retains at
first slight tinge of green, which fades
and bleaches whenever it becomes soft,
until it disappears altogether.
STORING AND PREPARATION FOR MARKET.
As soon as barn of tobacco has been
cured the windows and doors should be
opened and kept so until the tobacco seft-
ems enough to b. moved without breaking.
The stripping should not be begun until
the weather has become cool. The strip
ping is done by asserting the leaves. accord
ing to color, size and quality, into as
many separate kinds as is desired of lugs,
filters and wrappers, and tying each kind
into bundles of ten leaves each for lugS
and seven leaves for filters or wrappers.
1t is said to be i'm marketable case when
the leaf is moderately soft but stem dry
One-half its length, in which condition It
can he safely priced without danger of
moulding. In selling tobacco it is we'll to
remember that the larger the parcel of any
kind the better.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08

of the old minstrel had wandered away
once more. He was dead. His heart
had sung that last song on the borders
of the spirit land. Sung it as the bird
sings when it escapes the prison bars
which makes life "sad and dreary,"
and flies far away from the scenes
where " the heart never grows weary
with longing"
Yes, on the precious tides of that
tenderest and sweetest of all heart songs,
and whose notes of endearment awoke
responsive chords in every human
bosom, the spirit Of the old minstrel
revisited the hallowed scenes Of happy
childhood, heard again the voices that
once made music for him, and then
his soul went forth to meet the old
folks who had long been gone from
the old home on the Swanee River
Yes, the old minstrel, so long weary
with wandering, and SO long thirsty
with longings, had met in everlasting
reunion, and was then 4 child with
the old folks at home.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08
NO. 81.

absence of 1t compeas them to seek it
elsewhere. If all the tarmers in every
Southern neighborhood should attend
similar assemblages to that at Mount
Holly, their agricultural interests would
be greatly advanced. And if every
farmers boy knew that in addition to
all other recreations, he would have
the annual privilege OF spending
week at great picnic where. innocent
amusements, social opportunities on a
large scale, helpful information, and
instructive exhibits of the work done
by Others, were all to be enjoyed with
out cost, he would lose much of that
insatiate longing for new scenes and
new faces that the newspapers had in
cited, and he would look forward to
the event with as eager hopefulncss as
German children anticipate the advent
of kriss kringle.
If the farmers sons and daughters
are to be the agriculturists Of the fu-
ture, they must learn by experience
that the home life of the farm is the
happiest and the best. The future
successful farmer is to be that one
whose intelligence keeps abreast of the
times, instead of doubtful, and where
home life is beautiful and happy.
When the Creator placed primeval
man in the garden He indicated
thereby the place of highest enjoyment
for perfect humanity. When the fall
and curse followed, the race and TIE
land ielt its baleful effects. Slowly
through the ages man has been up
lifted from his last estate and carried
more and more near to original per-
fection. The curse upon the groId
has slowly been removed in proportion
as man, through the divine light
Illuminating his intelligence, has been
able to wrest from nature her secrets,
and SO gradually to assist in restoring
primeval perfection. In these days
all science, all intelligence, are enlist
ed in the service Of agriculture. To
all who will see it the fact is as palpa-
bic as sunlight. Teach our farmers
boys and girls to see and to under
stand this fact, and from thcnceforth
they will remain to bless the land in
which they were born, and to join in
the work of building up its waste
places. Education, culture, social
comforts, happy homes, useful lives
these are the birthrights of tte Amer
ican farmers boys. Let the South see
to it that her children receive unim-
paired their heritage, and all will be
we'll.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08
Col. r. B. Creecy for Governor.

In reply to the Tarboro Southern
ers declaration that "the man who
should be the next Governor is in his
fields attending to his farm and seeing
his crops worked" the Edenton Fish,
erman and Farmer suggests the name
of Col. R. b. Creecy, the able and
scholarly editor of the Elizabeth City
Economist, as a fit man to occupy that
high official position, and says:
While our man is not I" in the fields
attending to his crops,' he is in every
way, having been farmer in his day,
and one, too, Of no small importance,
fully prepared to enter into complete
sympathy with every farmer in the
State and is willing to cheerfully ad-
dress himself at any and all times to
the task, whatever it may be, that has
for its object agricultural advancement.
Mr.. R. b. Creecy is not only farmer,
but in him success has been combined
AS lawyer he fully appreciates the
legal reforms necessary and will not
be slow in giving direction to consti-
tutional legislation looking to the re-
quired ends. His experience is large
and he fully understands the wants of
the profession as we'll as the necessities
of the people. His editorial expert
ence has been of such character as to
assure the press of the State that while
other things will be honestly and faith
fully attended to, in him all the varied
interests of our State, all that the pow
ers and the people can wish, will be
most richly met. Filled with learning,
which has been tempered by an expe-
renee, he may be rightly denominated
wise. True to every principle of right
and justice, he may be implicitly
trusted. Filled with a Jealous care
for the good of the State and the gen.
eral welfare of the whole people he
can be elected and we trust he will
receive the nomination.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08

Edward Shepherd. OF Harrisburg. ILL.,,
says: "Having received 30 much beue-
fit from Electric Bitters. feel 1t my
duty 10 let suffering humanity know It.
Have had Q running sore on my leg for
eight years my doctors told me would
have TO have the boue scraped or leg
amputsted. ! used. instead, three bot
ties Of Electric Bitters and seven boxes
Buck lens Arnica ISaIve. and my leg is
now sound and WELL" Electric Bitters
are sold At fify Gems a bottle, and
Buek liens Arnies Sive BE. per box by
J. VI. Young & G..
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08

The State Chronicle has literally
" wiped up" the Fourth district with
Congressman Nichols. 1t goes for
uepot,sm, and slashes him as straitor
to the working men," If Nichols
can survive the onslaught and not fight
Editor Daniels, he will indeed be !
great man.-Charlotte Hornet.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08
Jackson. Tenn. AnriI 20 1854.
STIFF JOINTS
Most ESnuna II L. n hln f'nSA N
ScrOflIIa and RhcumatiSm.


have a IiLtle by twelve years old
whose knees have been drawn almost
double aud his JOINTS are perfectly stiff,
and has been in this condition three
years, unable t. walk. During that
time the medical board OF London county
examined him and pronounced the dis
eAse scrofula and prescribed, but no
benefit ever derived. | then used q
much advertised preparation without
benefit. Three weeks ago he became
perffctly helpless and suffered dread
fully.
A friend who has used Il. B. B. ad-
Vised it, use. He has used one bottle
and all pain ia ceased and he can now
walk. This has been pronounced most
baffled everything. l sha | continue to
use il on him
MR.. EMMA GRIFFIIHs.
UnIfa, Tenn March z 1886.
WEBB CITY, ARK, BLOOD.
having tested B B. h. aud founI it
to be ali that is GAINED for u, | COM
mend 1t TO any and .eVory one suffering
from blood poison. 1t has done me
more z pOd for less money and in a short
'r space OF Il ne than any blood purifier
ever used. l owe the cnmfnrt # NY
lie to It's use. for have been trOuble,
with a severe form Of blood poison for S
or years and found no relief equal to
thaC given by the use of B. B. r
w. G.. MCGAUHEY.
Webb City, Ark, May 3. 1886.
All who desire full Information about
tho cause and cure OF Blood Poison,
ScrUfulA and Scr0fuious Swellings, UI-
GERS. Sores, rheumatism, Kidney Cons
plants, starrh, etc CAD secure by mail
free, c"Dv ot our 3&-pake Illustrated
Book OF Wonders, filled with the most
wonderful and startling proof ever bs-
tore hnUwn. Address,
FLOOD L In CO.
Atlanta, Ga.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08

But it is only safe ia follow the above
table strictly when the tobacco is quite
manageable-that Is to say. when it is
not gross i'm form and is very
yellow when cut. For when it Is other
wise the table should be modified, the cnrer
using his best Judgment. Thus, if the to
bacco ripens gross in form and of grey
color, he should give himself four instead
of two hours at each stage between 1902
and 1920 And upon the whole it Is safer
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08
VOL. vi.
A Tongue IN KNOTS.

contracted malaria in the swamps
OF Louisiana while working for the teIe-
graph company, and used every kind Of
medicene I could h-ar Of without rel ref.
i at last succeede in breaking the fever
hut 1t cost me over 500 90, and then my
system WAS Frustrated and saturated
with malarial pois an and / became al
most helpless. fina ly came here, my
mouth so filled with sor-s tnat / could
scarcely eat, and my tongue raw and
filled with little knots. Various r-me-
dies were resor'ed to without effect
bought two h0til 8 Of B. B. and it has
cured and strengthened me. All cores
OF my mouth are healed and my tongue
entirely clear of knots aud soreness, and
i feel like a new man.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08

If you should unconsciously do an act
Of injustice to any one, rich or poor,
make haste to apologize, and not
consider the "righting Of a wrong
humiliating.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08

] have on hand ard shall carry r larger
stock of Paints and Painters goods than
ever before. First quality ground colors
speciality.
/ carry at all times nice line Of ROYS
TER'S FRESH FRENCH CANDIES.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08
PROFESSIONAL. CARDS
TT NJ. PITTMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HENDERSON, \. G.

Prompt attention to all professional busI-
ness. Practices in the Slate and Federal
courts.
Refers by permission To Commercial Ma
tional Bank and r. ID. Laita d Bro, Char
lotte. n. e.; Alfred Williams & Co., Haleith,
N. c.; ID. Y. Cooper and Jas. ii. Lassiicr,
Henderson, N. G.
Office: over Jas II. I.assiter Sons store.
nov Sic
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-09-08
HEART THROBBINGS.
THE SAD CLOSING SCENE IN AN
OLD MINSTREL'S LIFE.

AS He Played His Last Song on the
Banjo, and Drifted ou. on its Tides Of
Melody From Time to Eternity, and
Met Again "The Old Folks at
Home
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-05
LA CASTELLANA."
CASA DE- HuEsPEDEs
ARECIBO.

Ell dueno de este acreditadO Y
antigua establecimiento, ell mas CO.
modo Y mejor de su clase en- Are
cibo, 10 ha trasladado d la calle
del Rosario nGmero l, punto cen
trico de la poblaci6n, situado junto
q la Iglesia; cuyo local por sus ha-
bitaciones espaciosas y frescas, don
de pueden hospedarse comodamen-
te familias y caballeros, asi como
por ell esmerado servicio que en- el
Sc proporciona q los que le honran
con su asistencia, hacen que dicho
estableclmiento este q la altura de
los mejores y mas principales de la
Isla.
La Castellana, pues, espera de sus
numerosos amigos y del pdblico
en- general, que seguiran dispen-
sAndole en- el nnevo local que ocu-
pa, igual favor que en- el antique,
con tai motive el dueno que sus-
critic, tiene el gusto de manifestar-
selo asi 4 sns parroquianos y ami
gos, tanto de 10 localidad como de
toda la lsla.
"a Pedro Gomez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-05
Sc VENDEN

diez defecadoras de cobre, sistema
Call, y un treD de ferro-carril portatil,
todo de acero, via On. so, sistema De-
canville, especial para trasporte de
csflas.
Dlcho tren Sc compene de:
400 tramos de rieles de 5 metros :
$50 id. de i'd; "a i'd. de q 25; 16
id. de d II; l20 curvas de %; 16 i'd. de
Il; IL cruzsmiertos de dos Was y 3
Id. de 3, CON sus correspondientes agu-
jas: AZ wagones para la cana; desca-
rrilsdores 4 perteurs para trasporte
de bagazo, de l metro 20.
Todo clio Sc encuentra en buen ests.
do, como puede verse, en- Ia hacienda
"Josefa," Hormigueros, del Excmo.
Sr. D. Jose A, Annoni.
El qua 10 interese podra dirigir pro-
posiciones q Ia presidencia de la Socie-
dad An6nima de Credito Mercantil,
hasta Ia una de la tarde del 80 de Ju-
MO, en- cuya hora, reunida la Directive,
hara la adjudication al mejor postor.
Sc advierte que pueden hacerse se-
paradaments las proposiciones para Ia
compra de las defecadoras y del fsrro-
carril; que Ia venta Sc entiende en- ell
sitio en- que Sc encuentran, siendo por
cuenta Gel CONF rAdor los gastos de
traslaci6n; y que por ell ferro- carril no
Sc admiten posturas iuferiores q $4,000.
Puerto Rico, Mayo 81 de 1857. Ell
Administrator, J. CoE1LL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-05
LlBROS.

Por ell dltimo vapor-correo
Sc han recibido los siguientes
libros en- la Imprenta del
" Boletin".
DICCIONARIO grande franchises
psiiol espailol-frances, con d pro-
nunciaci6n en- ambas lenguas, compuss-
to con vista de los materiales reunidoS
por don Vicente Salv& y los mejores
dictionaries antiques , modernos, por
don j. B. GUM. Nueva edici6n muy
meiorads. 2 tomos en- A. q tres CO.
lumnas, reunidos en- uno de mes de
/ 900 paginas. Lomo de taflete, pie.
nos de tela. EncuadernAdo en- dos
tomos.
CURSo DE DIBUJO, por Her
mann Krusi, dividico en- tres parties.
Ia ASerie sintetica cuadernos.- 2!'
Serie analitica cuadernos.- So Sc.
rie de perspective cusdernos.
COCINERO EUROPEO (ED.
Obrs que contiene 10 msjores f6rmulas
de las cociuas frsicesas y extranjesas,
etc. El mas complete : mas moderno
de los libros de cocins, por Julio BFe.
teuil. Cuarta edici6n. ] tomo grueso
en- l2.e CON muchas l&minas. Holande-
] 50.
| CORRESPONDENCE comerciaI,
por II. Page. Circulares, ofrecimien-
tos de servicios, entrsda en- relaciones,
cartas de credito, 6rdenes y pedidos,
cobro de cuentas, letrss de cambio y
ace ptaciones. operaciones de cambiO
etc. etc. Arreglsda al espailol de la dl.
TINA edici6n francesa por =. zerolo /.
tomo en- l2.' Holandesa.
AvENTURAS de Rocambole (IAs
dltimas), ror Ponson du TeHrAil. 2
tomos en- 12.' tela.
BELLA PLATERA (LA). Gran
noyela histories, por Pablo Ssnniere.
Ediei6n de lujo sdornada con numero-
sos grabados sobre madeira. tomo en-
~ Tela con planchAs , eostes dorados.
BERTOLD0, Bertoldino y 80 nieto
lCacassno. Bonita edici6n. ] tOmo en-
l2.s con muchss kninaf. Papel real,
sado d orc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-05
Los AzUCARES DEL COLOSO,
POR ULTIMA vEZ.

Hago saber tcdos aquellos q quie-
nes concierna, que ha llegado q mi no.
tlcia que los azicares centrifugados
que existfan en- los almacenes de Sch
mabel y ca y D. j. R. NJ. Murtinez, de
Aguadila, pertenecientes q nj poder-
dante d. Luis Godofredo Dyes, duen>
de la mitad Troindiviss de Ia hacienda
Coloso, han sido y estAn siendo extrai-
dcs de dlchos aimacenes y emharcados
para Maysgtiez, d la consIgnsci6n de D.
Manuel M SoJo, d pesar de las recls.
msciones que, para la reiviAdicsci6n de
esos szdcares, tengo establecidas en- el
JuZgado de San Francisco de esta ciu-
dad; de las preveuciones que por dich
JuZgado Sc nan hecho d. Mateo Lu-
chettl, para que retenga en- So poder,
hssta la decision de dicho pleito, las que
exlstfan en- los almacenes de Schnabe,
~ c., y que, segdn mantle -taci6n de-
dicha CASE, solo tenia en- comisi6n poi
cuenta y orden del referido Lnchetti; )
con alberta vi1lacion de las interdic,
clones y prohibici6n de embarque, d ,
cIetada por el Juzgado de Catedral, I
los eJecuuvos que sigue contra mi Ii
Sccledad Mullenho If y Korber, recla.
msndo la entrega de esos mismos azd
cares que les tenia vendidos, y que OIL
haberme sdo ffsudulentameute sus
traidos, no he podiio poner So dispo
siclon en- los plszos estipulados. \
que decidido como estOy, en- cumph
miento de mi deber, perseguir ESQ
szdcares d donde quiera que ysyau
hasta obtener su restitution &su legi
umo dueho; y presentsndo va Ia sus
tracci6n que de ellos Sc me ha hech
todas las apsriencias de un verdader
delito contra la propiedad del Sr. Dye'
eJercitare Ell persecution de ese delitc
y contra todos sus autores, completes
encubridores, las Aceiones que d mi re
presentAdo conceden las leyes.
Puerto Rice, Mayo 81 de 1857
DR.. Ja'es Sehio4tr. %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-05
BSTABLgCIMTBNTO BALNEARIO
DE LA VILLA DE COAMO,
PUertO. Rico.

Aguas Minero- Medicinales, Sudorf
ficas, Laxantes, Diureticas, Estimu-
lautes, T6nicas. Aplicables a diversas
Intermediates. Especiales para la Gu
raci6n del Reumatismo en- todas sus
formas y de las Erupciones cutaneas.
Banos medicinales diversas tempera-
turas. AparAtos de duchas. Habita-
clones c6modas con timbre electrico,
para familias. Servicio esmerado, L.
y g. categoria.
Precios, segun tar.fa. Servicio de
coches para cnalquier punto de la Isla.
Correo diario sin remuneration alguna.
TELEGRAPH combinado, Inca de Coamo.
Como ha empezado va la temporada
de 'os Bshos, Sc hace presente que el Es-
tablecimiento Balneario est6 provisto de
lnmejorables sirvientes y cocineros.
Debe advertirse, ademAs, 4 las fami-
las que necesiten de los Baflos y quie-
ran alojamiento independence del Ho-
tel, que entire las meJoras efectuadss
cu9ntase la de una magnifica casa, es-
paciosa, elegante, ventiIads, que brinda
excelente comodidsd d los se1ores
baflistas. 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-05
RGm6n e. Valcja

Tambien en- Rio-piedras, con fer
vor Y primor exquisite, SO ha feste-
iado en- el florido Mayo q la Reina
de los Cielos. Reina ha sido este
afio, de sus cantos en- el coro, la
simpatica Rafelita Patron, acom-
pahada del ammonium, por la que
es providencia en- Rio-piedras de
los apnros de su temple, dola Pro-
videncia Janer.
81 digno P. Padilla, celosisi-
mo Parroco, y la joven Prcsiden-
ia de la asociaci6n de Hijas de
Maria, deberan estar bien compla-
cidOs.
Durante IN mes, ba sido aquel
santo temple cielo dc cristianas
alegrias. Los cantares & Ia Virgen,
|os dialogcs de loo niSos, las fer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-05
JUNTA NOTABLE,

Anoche Sc celebr6 una muy
notable en- la Real Fortaleza, pa
ra tratar de ssuntos de interes
general. La prensa no ha sido
invitada, tenemos entendido que
por omission involuntaria; pero,
esta sera subsanada. Nos ocupa.
remos de todo con, la extension
que e. asupt' requie"e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-06-05
Subastas.
Providencias judicial IS.
Ayuntamientos.
GACETILLAS.

Boletin Mercantil." - Entire
otros, Sc han reclbido los siguientes OBJ
jetos:
Pspel comercial. Hay para todos
los gustos.
Papel fantasia, con elegsntes csjitss
y sus correspondence sobres, propios
para fgalos.
Marcos dorados y de msderas bar
uizsdas, con molduras doradas, del Ia
msfio que Sc desee.
En- cromos, hay un gran surtido de
paisaJes, fguras y estampas religiosas.
Tlnteros y escribanias Sc han recibi-
dos de nuevas formas.
En- plumss de aero, cuenta la casa
con ell surtido mas variado que Sc ha
introducido en- la plaza; hay cajitas
muy baratss de hojas de lata, con sus
CORE 'poDdiente tapa, que contienen
l2, 36 70 plumas, y Sc venden d 10,
% y SO centavos, respectivameute.
Carteles de lectura y de sritmeticA
para las escuelas.
Pizarras y tia en- csjitas.
Esferas celestes, terrestres, armils-
res y de Coz ernico, con ell circulo de
metal, muy bien concluidas.
Libretss en- blsnco, desde ell infmo
precio de un ochavo una.
LSpices y portaplumss de direnfen-
tes classes y precios.
Papel de colores, para globos, gran
tamaao.
Cestos y cansstillos de mimbre, dt
25 formas distintas, propios para pape'
les, costuras, frutas, etc.
Precios, desde Is centavos uno Ell
adelante.
1 Pspel de peri6dico, tamsflo del Bo-
LETiN de Ell Clamor;" pueden ser
vlrse los pedidos que Sc hsgan de cual
quier ndmero de resmas que Sc desee
Sobres comerciales; hay IN compile
to surtido de los Americanos { Ingleses
Libros en- blanco, Mayores y DiArios
legaron las clases que ia taban.
Baile.-El s del crrriente tendrt
efecto en- el Liceo Militar un bail,
de confianZa que es indudable que
dara sumamente lucido.
Comenzara q las 8 de la noche
CartillaS.-Hemos tenido oca
sion de yer que van acudiendo
la Jefatura de Orden P1blico mu
chos sirvientes 3 proveerse dc la
cartilias preceptuadas por la supe
rioridad.
ExameneS. Ell inteligents s.
Professor Caimari ha tenido la bou
dad de invitarnos para los ex&mt
mes el 25 y 26) dc la escuela gu
dirige en- esta Capital.
Lo agradecemos.
En- chiroEa.-Ha sido sprehendi
. do por el Orden P1blico un sujet
que hace unos dias hiri6 & otr
mortaImente en- ell poblado de Ca
: taiio.
= 0bito.-Ha fallecido en- Maya
giiez la apreciable Sra. Da Ernest
: Kohl, esposa del digno Official d
: Ejercito Sr. Garcia.
Q Enviamos nuestro p6same al de.
y consolado consorte y demas deudc
de Ia finada, deseando para 81 aim
u de esta Ia eterDa BienayenturanZI
III BibliotecS P1blica Municipal
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